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steamer are sidewheeler, with one
paddlewheel amidships on each side;
sternwheeler, with a
single paddlewheel at the stern; and (rarely) inboard, with the...
- Rivers, as
river cruise ships used for tourism.
Although configured as
sternwheelers, they are not
paddle steamers, but
rather are
motor vessels that are...
- The
sternwheeler Alpha in 1878
History Name
Alpha Launched July 5, 1873 Fate Ran
aground April 1885
General characteristics Draft 1 ft (0.30 m)...
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having small upper works, but an
enormous sternwheel.
Unlike many
sternwheelers, she was not
intended for a dual role as p****enger and freighter, but...
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completed a rail link
between Procter and
Kootenay Landing in 1930,
sternwheeler service on the
southern arm of the lake ended. In 1931, the BC government...
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downstream to
Dawson City. In
doing so she
became the last of the Yukon's
sternwheeler steamers to
navigate the
Yukon River under her own power.
Three days...
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Moyie is a
paddle steamer sternwheeler that
operated on
Kootenay Lake in
British Columbia from 1898
until 1957.
After her
nearly sixty years of service...
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River for its
transcontinental line. In 1885, a much
larger vessel, the
sternwheeler Kootenai, was
built at
Little Dalles at Northport, for the CPR, but grounded...
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Oregon Historical Society. ISBN 0875950426. Mills,
Randall V. (1977).
Sternwheelers up
Columbia -- A
Century of
Steamboating in the
Oregon Country. Lincoln...
- was
named after the company's founder,
Joseph Kellogg (1812-1903). The
sternwheeler Joseph Kellogg was
built in 1881 at Portland, Oregon.
Joseph Kellogg...
